Recently in Cats Category

Occasional, obligatory cute kitty shot. Sebastian, foreground. Winston, background.

Sometimes we let Winston and Sebastian romp outside. They look so happy:

Someone's favorite kitty "accidentally" knocked a full vase of water and flowers on my laptop ... a few days of drying and we'll see how this comes out. Until then, posting might be sporadic.

Thanks to a friend, I've become enamored with kitty extraordinaire Mr. Lee and his photo skills. Yes, someone in the Netherlands has equipped their cat with a digital camera collar that takes photos every so often. Now, Mr. Lee is fortunate enough to go outside and take photos, but I wondered what indoor cats might take pictures of when given the chance. Luckily for me, my two kitties Winston and Sebastian let me follow them around tonight and place a camera under their chin and randomly press the trigger. Unlike Mr. Lee, their camera had a flash ...

But first, the portrait of two cats: Winston foreground, Sebastian background.

And now, the narration:

Winton's paw           From inside the box    Winston, via Seb...

Seb... on the bed   Winston on the bed    Winston on carpet

Again, on the floor    Seb... sniffs ass        Seb... in the shower

And my personal favorite, Winston licking himself.

I'm interested in seeing other city kitties' adventures.

So just invested in a Canon RebelXT ... I have much to learn, but naturally the cats were my first subjects. Also, cats are hard, they move a lot, have big eyes and reflect the flash!

UPDATE: The owner found her cat. She was hiding in one of the neighbor's garages.

This comes from a Cobble Hill reader who just lost her cat. If you have any information, you can email her.

"I lost my cat tonight and spent the night hanging posters around my block and taking pictures to the 24 emergency vet and the local police. I figured I'd send this your way hoping something may come of it.

"She's a sweet 7 year old white and tan cat with blue eyes. Weighing about 13 pounds and goes by the name Belle. She got out, I believe from the deck of one of the apartment buildings on the block where the RiteAid is on Smith Street."